V
,.K BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1912.
REAL ESTATE LOA XS
WANTED City loans and warrant
W. Farnam Smlt & Co., 1330 Farnam St
OMAHA property and Nebraska lands.
O KEEFE KEAL ESTATE CO..
1016 New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building.
REAL ESTATE
CTTV PROPERTY FOR SALE
6
riTT t havq t i 1 - i' ii
J100 to J10.900 made promptly. F. D.
wead. Wead Bldg.. ISth and Farnam.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Brow.
GAEVIN BROS? lj0MS-im nd u
Wanted farm loans. Kloke Inv. Co.. Oma.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties. 11.000 to $500,00. W. U.
THOMAS, 603 First Natl Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS Farm nnri Mtv nmnartu J
H. Dumont & Son. 1602 Farnam St.
WANTED TO BUY.
Household gds. clothes & shoes. DJ971 B196
bottles. Call Flnkelstein. Doug. 7610.
Bachroan buys, sells f urn't're. 2103 Cuming
Highest price paid for men's cant-off
clothing. 5a No. 16th. Douglas 7726.
BOTTLES
Buy, sell and 'exchange. N. Steinberg.
WOULD like to buy small grocery store
In north part of city; must be cheap, and
in good location. Address L-399, care of
Be.
WAIVTED TO KEXT
WANTED To rent a room suitable for
a coffee roasting plant, nei approxim
ately 1,200 square feet floor space, oan
UBe upper floor if elevator or cheap store
room or sub-divided room with other
tenant. Low rent essential. E 496 Boa.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE Cheaply, or trade, lots at
16th and Q Sta. and 34th and Z Sta, So.
Omaha. J. G. Loos. 615 Bee Bldg. Doug.
?402.
GRANT, 211 Brandeis Theater. D. m).
FOR SALE or trade, a new, JM.000
stock of general merchandise, in a good
town. Must be one-half cnsh and will
consider land trade on the balance. Only
those wanting 10 do business need
answer. Write or call on H. E. Ay Is
worth. Aurora, Nei.. at once.
IMPROVED 40 in Southern Missouri to
trade for Western Nebraska land. Ad
dress Roy De Forest. Sargent, Neb.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A splen
did lot located at 2626 Franklin St., on
paved street; cement walks, sewer and
water pipes are laid ready to be con
nected. Telephone owner. Red 4301.
REAL ESTATE
ABSXHACi!) OV 11 ILK.
Peed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
flee in Nebraska. 20ft Brandeis Theater.
BUILDERS' 1NFOKS1AHOA.
Idesl Cement Co.. 17th and Cuming Sta
Fuchs, Son ft Blind, painting. decorating.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
HOME BUYERS TAKE NOTICE.
I have for gale one of the best 6-room,
8-fctory (built bungalow effect) homes in
the city. It Is new and has never been
occupied; was constructed by day labor
throughout, has large front room. 26x12,
with open stairs, beamed celling in front
and dining room all finished in selected
oak, enameled tile bath, tile vestibule,
has 3 nice bed rooms above, with sleep
ing porch and stairs to attic all finished
complete, decorated, shades, screens and
fine combination fixtures, on large lot,
paved street, permanent walks, car line,
xpectals all paid: also 3 years' insurance
pnd this year s taxes; situated north side
of Kountze place. Price, $1,660; reason
able terms. This Is $250 less than actual
cost. See it and be convinced.
Phone Owner. Web. 22tS3.
If Sold This Week
Will accept a first payment of $300.00
on the new 6-room stricuy moaern noma
at 911 No. 51st St., Dundee. This house
is well , built, has oak floors and finish
on first! Hloor bed rooms and . bath, room
finished In white enamel, two large, light
airy closets; sleeping porch; fireplace.
Better eee this house- Key at our office.
2635 No. 19th St. This is a good 6-room
modern, except heat, house. Can be sold
on very easy payments $300 cash and
120.00 per month.
CREIGH. SONS & COMPANY,
Douglas 200. 608 Bee Bldg.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
MUST SELL
Seven-room, modern exxcept heat, cot
tage; receiptlon hall, parlor, dining room,
2 bedrooms and kitchen, (all good sized
rooms), on first floor; 3 bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Has electric lights,
good cistern with pump in kitchen, east
front, among nice shade, trees, lot 25xl0S.
Can be bought for $2,100 $150 cash, bal
ance $20 a month. Let us show you this.
SCOTT & HILL
Both 'Phones. 307 McCague Bldg.
Will Sacrifice
. Non-rcsidqht owner of a good house
In Bemls Park, 8 rooms, modern, with
hot water heat, lare lot. Write us to
get offer for his home. Lot worth $2,000
and house worth $3,500, but would take
as low as $4,000 for the property.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE,
1219-22 City National. Doug. 3963.
N. W. Corner 43d Ave. and Dodge, south
and east front lot, 48x100; permanent side
walks and paving on Dodge St. In and
tinirt for. Prir S7R0.00.
t
O 'Neil Real Est. & Ins. Agcy.
1505 Farnam St.
Tel. Tyler 1024.
Ind. A-3313.
5-ROOM
All modern excepting heat, large east
front lot, one block from Ames Ave. car
line. Price, $2,3; $.'!00 cash, balance same
as rent.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandeis Theater.
7 ROOMS, large reception hall, bath,
fully modern, full lot; cement walks and
cellar. Browne St.. near 24th.; price $3,725.
Owner will exchange $2,200 equity for
p-room house; must be fully modern and
in a good neighborhood.
DEUEL & HARGINSON.
301 Paxton Block. D. 2S77.
PARK AVE. HOME CHEAP
8-room house all modern, iot 33x168, pav
ing all paid; fine lawn, large shade trees;
east front near Mason street, l-rioe, $3,750.
BLRKETT & TEBBENS,
423 Bee Bldg.
Doug. 4754.
CONFECTIONERY, ice cream, dairy,
bakery goods, notions, news, cigars, to
bacco, good soda fountain; 4 living rooms;
rent $20; $460. H. 3742.
ELEGANT FIELD CLUB
HOME, ONLY $7,250
On account of & change In territory the
owner of that very swell home at 1340 8.
3th Ave. is obliged to sell and leave
Omaha permanently. We are therefore
prepared to offer someone a rare bar
gain. The owner built the house for a
home 2Vt years ago and it was built right
There are 8 good, weil-arranged rooms,
ail beautifully decorated; very elegant
electric light fixtures; fine quarter
sawed oak finish; first-class hot water
heating plant; large lot, 54X123H ft, and
only one block from the Fleid club en
trance. The house, especially on the In
side, is certainly a beauty and we want
you to fee it Call us for an appointment
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Douglas 1781, A-118S.
Beautiful
West Farnam Home
$5,000
A 13-room. strictly modern residence on
41st St., Just one block west of Mr. Jos
lyn's castle. House is r.ot new. but is
well built and in excellent condition.
First time offered at this figure. Shown
by appointment at any time.
The Byron Reed Co.
Eoth Phones.
212 So. 17th.
2 NEW BUNGALOWS
NEAR MONMOUTH
' PARK SCHOOL
One three-room and one four-room:
both have electric lights, city water, good
cemented basements, large lot, with good
sized chicken house and all fenced In.
Near 41st and Grand Ave.; one-half block
to car; handy to school and stores. One
hundred and fifty dollars down, balance
like rent, will handle these deals. Call
up or ask
SCOTT & HILL
Both) Phones. 307 McCague Bldg.
Chance for a Home
$100 down and $3 monthly for this
fcorae for $2.800 a brand new 5-room
house, electric ilght gas, bath and good
furnace, full cement basement, good
walks, east front lot, 42x129 feet and
only one block from Ames Ave. car. Will
.make terms to suit anyone's pocketbook
See Mr. Knott at 4616 N. 26tn St Web-
!ir 6596
BRAND NEW
BUNGALOW
Just completed, 5 large rooms; oak
finish, square colonnade openings; enamel
tile and bath; full basement; laundry
connections; guaranteed furnace; lot, 6Cx
1S3; sodded; paved street; close to car
and school; In Hanscom park district;
about $500 cash; rest same as rent.
RASP BROS.
106 McCague Bldg. Doug. 1653.
CHANCE FOR A HOME
$100 DOWN .
and $25 monthly for this home for $2,300
a brand new 5-room house, electric light,
gas. bath and good furnace, full ce
mented basement, good walks, east front
lot, 42x129 feet, and only one block from
Ames Ave. car. Will make terms to suit
anyone's pocketbook. See Mr. Knott at
4616 N. 36th St. Webster 6596.
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH l.WDS FOR SALE
Minnesota.
FINE Improved farm of 510 acres,
124 miles from St. Paul union depot;
SO0 acres In crop, balance pasture; all
fenced and cross-fenced; good S-room
house, fine grove and orchard, Mock
barn, 54x100. horse bam 24x50; all in
good condition; henhouse, cribs, gran
aries and engine house; tubular woll.
windmill with 400-barrel tank, water
piped to barn and yards; telephone and
rural free delivery; hourly trains;, tim
ber enough for fuel and posts; good
soil; price $65 per acre. Where can you
beat this right Joining cities of u. half
million people? Come and see it before
it is sold.
EARLE F. ANDRl'S,
328, 330, 332 Endicott Bldg.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Rare Bargain
A new all modern 8-room house at less
than cost. Finished in oak, birch, white
enamel, tile and hard pine. Fireplace,
beamed celling and panelled walls; extra
toilet room, laundry, etc. This goes on
the best of terms. Telephone Harney 60.
HARRY H. PUTMAN. 2710 Cass St.
NEAR HANSCOM PARK,
$2,000
Look at that splendid, large, 7-room
house at 34th and Gold, only two blocks
from the West Side car; large lot, 52x182,
and on reasonable terms. A few dollars
Judiciously expended would make this
look like a $5,000 property.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Doug. 1781, A-11&.
NINE-ROOM house, 2920 S. 20th St.; ex.
ceptionally fine plumbing, hot water heat;
can be bought right to close up an estate.
Inquire, 401 City Nat'l bank.
NEW NORTH SIDE
COTTAGE
$2,250 buys a brand new cottage on Man.
derson St., size. 24x42; lot, 60x125. Tho
property Is worth a great deal more, but
owner intends leaving the city and Is
willing to sacrifice.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Doug. 1781, A-1188.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, indexed,
mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co., Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals, care of property, Omaha.
LARGE 6-room cottar, at 4209 mke.
$150 down, balance JW.20 per mo. So
owner, 877 Brandeis Biig.
TO BUY, BULL UK RENT. FIRST SKfl
JOHN VI. ROBBLNS. 1802 FARNAM
ACREAGE FOR S1LB,
ACREAGE BARGAINS near Omaha.
OrinS. Merrill. 1213 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
20 ACRES of land, 14 acres in pasture,
4 acres in alfalfa and 2 under cultivation.
1 mile west Leavenworth St car line.
Doug. 79881.
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Canada.
No. 11, 320 acres. No. 12, 4S0 acres.
No. 13, 400 acres. No. 14, 480 acres.
No. 15, 160 acres. No. 16, 240 acres.
No. 17, 160 acres. No. 18, 190 acres.
No. 20, 160 acres. No. 21, 320 acres.
No. 22, 320 acres. No. 23, 480 acres.
No. 24, 240 acres. No. 25, ISO acres.
No. 26, 3fl acres. No. 27, 320 aores.
This land is all close to Winnipeg and
near railroads. Improved land, $30 per
acre; unimproved, $15 per acre; one-fourth
cash, balance crop payments.
Also 20,000 acres in Minnesota from $20
to $25 per acre, in tracts of SO to 360 acres.
Cheap excursions first and third Tues
days of each month.
For complete information write
GEORGE CATHRO. Agent.
1703 8. 10th St., Omaha, Neb.
Colorado.
IF you want a Colorado stock ranch
that will make you money, write me
your wants and I will supply them. C.
W. Reed, Elisabeth, Colo.
COLORADO IRRIGATED FARMS.
Farming by irrigation offers many
protit-maulng opportunities.
GRAIN FARMING in the San Luis
valley brings splendid returns. Fifty
bushels wheat to the acre and 100 bushels
of oats to the acre are common and very
profitable.
HOGS, sheep and cattle offer equally
good profits. Two hundred thousand
acres of field peas are annually raised
and fed to stock.
Sugar beets, potatoes and garden truck
bring from $7a to $300 per acre.
You can buy land trom us that will
produce such crops at from $75 to 4125 per
acre.
Easy terms If desired.
THE CHARLES E GIBSON COMPANY,
1017 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Georgia.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTIC. BIRMINGHAM ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
crops. AH the money crops of the south
.rig Willi till coming country. Its soli,
climate, church and school advantages.
W. B. LEAHY, DEPT. K.
General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA. OA.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to Insert a small want a4
in the Dec Moloen Capital. Largent cir
culation in the state of Iowa, t&uvo dally.
The Capital is read oy and believed la h)
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply rs
fuse to permit a&y oiber paper in their
homes. Rates. 1 cunt a word a day;
per line per montn; count, wa 01 dinar
words to the Una. Address ixt AIowm
capital. Dea Moines, la.
Improved Iowa farm, price $26 per acre;
must be sold at once to satisfy creditors.
I offer for auick sal for cash. 820 acres
Improved farm In Monona, la. Price, $26
per acre. Can arrange for loan for one-
third purchase price. Traders and those
without money save stamps.
unies L. Dowd, Trustee,
1317 S. 32d. St., Omha, Neb.
3Ilnaourl.
64-ACRE farm, well Improved, lays well,
2 miles good railroad town. 35 miles i t.
Springfield, Mo. For information write
W. J. Hatfield, Seymour, Mo.
rtoutana.
RANCHES-,000 to $100,000. Send for
list. Shopen & Co., Ranch Dealors,
ma ha Nob.
- Nebraska.
SECOND BOTTOM FARM
NEAR OMAHA.
W ACRES SECOND BOTTOM LAND,
fenced and cross-fenced; good buildings,
mostly new; 90 acres In crops, 70 acres in
n&8tlirA njTAM nfttlr. ... ... ..u ,4 , ... C
acres In grove, garden and feed lot; rich
oiacK son, no stone or gravel, very little
sand, no overflow. All can he cultivated
if desired; 16 acres will be seeded to al
falfa this fall. Located 30 miles from
. ,9 ........ . v II. IIUIII'MJ IU TT II.
Possession March 1. Extra good tenant
will stay if desired. Price, $106 per acre;
no trades.
J. H. DUMONT & SON,
Phone Doug. 630. 1603 Farnam St., Omaha.
Special This Week
135'i ACRES; 130 acres can be culti
vated, balance pasture; no improvements,
but in. good location, three miles from
two good towns, 13 miles from Benson,
good road entire distance, mostly mac
adam. This Is an estate and they say sell; no
trade considered, although exceedingly
easy terms. Do not answer this unless
ou wish something, but then do not
fail to. EXTRA BARGAIN, $76.00 per
acre. Choice neighborhood.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
1213-1214 City NaUonal Bank Bldg.
STIMSON ON WATER POWERS
1 i
Secretary Criticises Omnibus Bill
Framed by House Committee.
HA? L SOLUTION OF DISPUTE
Asko Authority froo. Congress to
Exact Compensation front Grantees
of Mater Power Sites tn In
terest of Majority.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, $25 TO $35
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for 12
years, Including 1910 and 1911, average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY. NEB.
Texaa.
15.382 ACRES.
Must sell in a body, no trading. It will
Interest you to see a description and
learn the price of this land. Write tu iv.
H. Graham, Cuero. Tex.
Wyoming:.
Irrigated Alfalfa Farm
IN PLATTE VALLEY. EASTERN
WYOMING.
240 acres 182 acres under ditch; 90 acres
In alfalfa (large crop cut this year), 92
acres undeveloped; 68 acres pasture (will
go free.) Laterals and ditches all made
and in good shape; fenced and cross
fenced; 6-r. house, barn for 10 horses;
good well and windmill; li mile from
county seat. Ownar has farm adjoin
ing and too much uncultivated land.
Price $50 per acre for 182 acres-$9,100.
$3,000 will turn deal. Water alone from
government would cost $60 per acre now.
Write D-497, care Bee for particulars and
owner's address.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commission Merchant
Byers Brcs. & Co. Strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS., 234-38 Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co.. Omaha & Denver.
Clay, Roblson & Co., 200. Exchange Bldg.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg.
Martin Bros. & Co., Exch. Bldg.
TAGG BROS., handle cattle, hogs, sheep.
LEGAL NOTIICE.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND
Bedding Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Federal Building, Chicago. Illinois, July
6, 1612. Sealed proposals will be received
here until U a. m., August 6, 1912, for
furnishing a nine months' supply of
forage and bedding, commencing October
t next at posts In the Central Division.
Information furnished upon application,
COL. JNO. L. CLEM, Chicago Quarter-Jy--9-10-lL
A-l-2.
Swindling Game
Checked by Sanger
SIOUX CITY. Ia., July 3L John L.
Bowers of San Angela, Tex M. O. Wll
keAson of Yoakum, Tex. W. fc. McIDn
ney af Hot Springs, Ark., and Arthur
Mann of Fort Worth, Tex., were arrested
in their roams at a local hotel here to
night by the police at the direction of a
United States federal officer. The men
are accused af using the mails to de
fraud. F. W. Oltman. proprietor of the Gibson
hotel here declares he was swindled out
of $2,000 by the men in signing a con
tract for the exclusive right to sell a
powder ejector In tne state at Minnesota.
The arrest of the gang Is the direct
result of a visit at Charles S. Banger.
poBtotDce inspector of the St Louis dis
trict who arrived hare Monday.
Inspector Ranger first visited Omaha,
but learned the accused man had come to
Sioux City. He alleged they have bean
operating extensive swindling games
through the middle west.
The quartet was lodged In the county
iall to await a preliminary hearing.
POOR FARM CHARGE HURT BY
FALL ON LEAVENWORTH CAR
John Blxtnn, a chsre at the county
poor farm, fell to ihe f.ocr of the plat
form of a LeaTenw jrth street ear n?ar
Elmwood park at 9 o' click Inst rr-iiht,
cutting his head ba'fly and brnlsUii Ms
face. According to vi.t7 vc-v be wis
very drunk wban ir. f.it ti He wr,s
carried down town on ths car and at
Fifteenth and Dodge struts, he was met
by the police patrol and taken to head
quarters, where no lice surgonr atterdfd
his tnjurlea When officers rut h:m into
the police emrgenjy car to take h'm
back to the hospital, h suddenly beca-ne
abusive and violent, so they locked h m
up In Jail Instead. .
WASHINGTON. July 31. -Another crit
icism of the omnibus water power site
bill, framed by the house committee on
Interstate and foreign commerce, was
forwarded to Chairman Adamson of the
committee today by Secretary of War
Stlmson. Secretary Stlmson takes the
position that grants of power rights to
private persons or concerns should give
the secretary of war power to assess a
portion of the proceefte of the power de
veloped to be expended In the further
Improvement of rivers.
The water power site bill in the house
Is the result of a bitter opposition to all
individual measures of this character by
a Kioup of representatives who contend
that no more power rights should be
granted by the government until a fixed
policy has ben adopted to prevent the
concentration of water power site con
trol In the hands of private Interesta
Secretary Stimson potnts out what he as
serts Is a solution.
His letter to Chairman Adamson sets
forth that the department is at present
using the "slack water" method of river
Improvement by which a series of dams
deepens and broadens the improved
streams. This method, he says, is avail
able on all of the rivers mentioned in the
omnibus dams bill.
Wonld Lessen iti Burden.
"Most of the dams thus constructed In
a slack water Improvement," said the
letter, "particularly In the rapid portions
of the streams, will create water power
of commercial value. Now It Is mani
fest that unless the rommeclal value of
the water power thus created can be
applied by congress towards continuing
and extending this method of Improv-
ment of the stream In question, a very
much greater financial burden for the
Improvement cf the stream will fall on
the general taxpayers of the country
and therefore will necessarily retard and
postpone the Improvement of our rivers
tor navigation. On the other hand, if
congress avails itself of this asset and
applies It to the Improvement of our riv
ers, the nation will be very much more
speedily placed in condition to have all it a
rivers available for commerce.
"Again, as a matter of constitutional
law. I cannnv. se that It makes the
slightest difference whether the federal
government built'.!; these dams In the
first place st Itr own expenst.. thereby,
as is generally agreeri. obtaining for it
self the value of the wate.- power thus
created, or whethet. assuming that the
stream Is navigable ami the dam an
element In the improvement of the
stream the government chooses to have
the dam constructed by a private person
as its asent, giving to the private per
son in return for his action a portion of
the value of the water power created."
The secretary points out that under
the present law he has no authority or
has but questionable authority to exact
compensation from the grantees of water
power sites. He asks that the omnibus
bill be amended to give him this spe
cific authority.
STAT? VALUES GO HIGHER
Tot&i Valuation of Nebraska Prop
erty Fixed by Board.
INCREASE OF FIFTY MILLIONS
Boi Roll, lonnty Makes Report to
State Board of Asuessmeat, with
Increase of Two Hnndred
Thousand Dollars.
Rock Island Train
Goes in the Ditch
PUEBLO. Colo.. July 31,-Englneer O.
W. Swearengen of Pueblo and J. M. Dun
can, porter, were killed, and several
passengers were Injured when Rock
Island passenger train No. . known as
the Chicago express, went Into the ditch
near Pueblo late tonight. Heavy rains
weakening the roadbed caused the wreck.
The engine and all the cars save the Pull
mans, plungd Into the Fountain river.
The Injured are:
C M. EIrod, fireman, Llmon, Colo.,
leg fractured, hurt about hesd.
A. E. Bannister, Elreno, Ok!., injured
about body, not seriously.
Mrs. Geo. McDonald, Herrlngton, Kan
spine Injured.
Robert C. Freeman, Council Bluffs,
la., Injured about head.
The Rock Island runs what Is known
as a "stub" train over the Rio Grande
tracks between here and Llmon, Colo.,
and there were few passengers In the
ooaches which were overturned.
! (From a Staff Correspondent )
1 LINCOLN. July Sl.-Ooecial.l-After a
long wait Box Butte county has made
Its report to the secretary of (he Stat
Asessment board and finishes the assess
ment of the entire state. Box Buttu
shows a total valuation of $2,13!,203 and
shows an Increase of $221,564, which
makes an increase In the state of $50.
247,129. The total assessed valuation of
the state Is, therefore, f445.907.2O4. Its one
fifth value.
Following Is a valuation of the state by
counties:
Ratio of
assess d to
Tot. census
IftU. value.
7.63S.&4 &
6,2,2,4,5 W
406,972 SI
Mi.iiW A3
2.1SMM ..
2,6SW.WS 70
1.751.WU -8
1.647.7VV 1U0
7,074,781 7
8,408,71 12
t.m,m Mi
l,vl4,ul 41
8,8km. X7 60
2.614,43 46
,$2,6;$ so
6,80f.U23 70
i,m,u u
7,6,44 6
8.1M.4S4 77
tm,m u
b,UH,ti.' 0
1,179.238 31
4,10,V4j) 69
t,6S8.82t 60
46,18,767
i,a4.a04 u
7,403,B8 70
M4.U ?
2.&O.W7 a
t.aM.46 1
ll.UM.2;7
49
708,80 66
1,939.9a 80
717,439 7
i
Tot:
Counties. mil.
Adams $ 6,742,421
Antelope 4,oi)0,t.si
Banner JS7.241
Blaine 4U.4
Boone .' 6,186,646
Box Butte 1,916,631
Boyd 1,433,507
Brown 1.3t,iu9
Buffalo 7.167.M
Burt 6,716. 764
Butler 7,OOS,820
Cass 7,S77,69
Cedar 6,618,981
Cnase 1.041,821
Cherry $.91,894
Cheyenne $,220,036
Clay 6.8S1.694
Colfax ,072.049
Cuming 6,831,1110
Custer 7,818.949
Dakota 2,589,28
Dawes 2,1.10, 78
Dawson ,2D2,2tf
Deuel 1,089.917
Dixon 4,077.420
Dodge 8,491.441
Douglas 40,24t,26
Dunuy L446.80H
Fllimore 6.964.1H6
Franklin 8,878,10$
Frontier 2.657,177
Furnas 4.143,118
ttage 1UU.036
Garden 806.2U
Garfield 606,010
Gosper S.122.1t7
Grant 711.9R8
Greeley ,168,6S7
8,406,006 go
11
Hall .' 6,929.044 7,747.792 69.
Hamilton 8,66b,509 7,S6o,So8 0'
Harlan 3,6S4.t4 3,042.55 45)
Hayes 744,207 690.566 89
Hitchcock 1.873,991 1,733,597 40
Holt a,773.607 4,712,856 47,
Hooker 468,649 482,811 50:
Howard 8,3o,I30 4.465. l5 6t)
Jefferson 6.787.853 . 6,943,754 77!
Johnson 4.252,368 4,420.665 70
Kearney 4,145,663 4,280,619 64 1
Keith 2.013.241 2.055.466 Bit
Keys Paha.. 886,657 966,2. 45
Kimball 1367.482 , 1,529,500 !
Knox 4,918,616 5,342.7oa 67j
Lancaster 21.003,678 23,604,189 78
Lincoln 4,938,696 5,m.(0 4
Logan 308,347 846,294 49 i
Loup 317.136 396,616 00'
Madison 6,016,568 6,826.376 76
McPherson 865.143 489,368 60 i
Merrick 4,365,685 6.092,034 16
Morrill 1,136,211 1.441.660 43 1
Nance 3,358,890 4,179,771 77;
Nemaha 6,403.809 6.162.206 84.
Nuckolls 5,483.838 6,046,617 60
Otoe 8,476,003 9,316.630 84
Pawnee 6,042,261. 6,420,959 82!
Perkins 1,08., 670 1,319,87 47'
Phelps 4.645,181 - 4,383,029 J9
Pierce 4,(X,S18 4V.618.OS3 67;
Platte 7,764,641 - 8.6S6.448 69,
Polk 6.041.JO5 6.866,038 81 1
Red Willow 3.299,230 8,069,500 55:
Richardson 7,018,237 7,084,074 70;
Roek 920,820 1,106,885 66)
Saline 7,892,201 8,886,834 76,
Sarpy 8,788,885 , 4.164,753 76;
Baunders 9,407,973 8-.688.198 a'
Scott's Bluff L796.289 , 2,158,790 66,
Seward 6.969,746 j 8,119,374 87
Sheridan 2,768,7v6 $.292,116 68
Sherman J.769,706 8,262,116 8!
bloux 1,221,589 UVS,8U 49 1
Stanton 8.759.182. 4,411829 75
Thayer 6.789,504 .. ,09Ai8 67
Thomas 634,848 618.877 67
Thutston 2,840,891 8.667.928 110
Valley 8,088,689 1,683,027 W
Washington 6,184,589 e.?.a W
Wavne 4.46S.7Z1 6,670,897 76
Webster 4,446.038 6,304,368 78
Wheeler 658,899 667,672 70
York 7,872,119 9.877,616 81
Totals .1416,670,076 8468,768.001 ..
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